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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
An Anarchists Sentence.

MILWAUKEE, May Paul Grattkaw.
the anarchist, was this morning sentenced
TO one year at hard labor in the house of
correction, by Judge Sloan. An appeal
will be taken to the supreme court.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
Special Bargains.

3 lots s Main, 81 600 each.
2 lots S Topeka, 500 each.
2 lots S Emporia, $500 each.
9 lots Butler & Fishers add, 800 each.
3 lots Park Place, sl0a0 each.
2,lots S Lawrence, 81 800 each
3 lots n Market, $3.50 each.
All of the above property will DO sold on
easy terms Call on Jno. S. CoZine & Co. i,
room 3, over 2li II Main St 1856
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08

flames, don't see but what / shall
have TO have new bonnet If I'm going
- the Permanent exhibition with you
''Pesm-why, that's three or four years
-rcnl now. lou'd better read up."
''Oh, yes, James, I do read up. But
three OK four years are none too long be-
foToiiand to begin if am going to get the
money in time. Washington Post.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08

Hardy Soieunon 6 Sons, S3i z. Douglas
ave, viii make it Of interest 10 investors to
purchase blocks Ct lots in Rosenthal's 4;h
add is2ts
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
Boom, Boom.

North side lots of fine harness of all de
scriptious just received from my New York
store and for sale at the lowest prices. Those
wanting frst-cisss handmade work cannot
do better than to call at coz n Main st, where
you will find fac selection of sheets,
busters, netting, whips, riding saddles, turf
goods. etc. Repairing done neat, promptly
aud cheap at New York harnass store, coz n
Main st. w. C.. PALMER
147-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
Hun gary,

PEsrH, May Tive hundred houses
have been destroyed by fire in the town of
Macy karoly, Transylvains, The castle OF
Count Karoly narrowly escaped destruc-
tiOn
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
II. Louis Grain and Provisions.

floaT-Steady and drm
wbest-Lower; No. 2rel cssh. s5aS5js: Nay, SIS
closing s. bid; June; s42.Gssa. closing - BID
July s2lsssSis es.ng &c; August ei5sS. closing 3
Corn-Dull; sssa. sslsas 4 Say IS BID Jun,
ssh bid; July S1ls5aSssa, closiae 3sss,
Rye-S6A f5;S
Icad-Com mon -: Refined .e5ss 20.
Eggs cents.
Butter-Quiet and easy; creamery ao~s p; dairy a.
pork-0id meas SIS 20. new Sc 20,
L.ard-s5 >
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08

Tie prescription IS the property of the
patient, on the principle that what lie pays
Tor is h.s.-Msslicai Record
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08

You want to call at the Office of Hardy
Solomon q son, 33l z Douglas ave, and sac
the plat OF R0.satha!'s Ala add. now on sale.
left.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
Spain.

MADRID. May The Chamber of Dep
u;ies, 2o9 to so. adopted the bill establish
ing trial by jury
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
ROurlaniS

BUCHAREST, May TIT is denied that an,
disorder has occurred in Jassy.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08

Go 70 Hardy So,amcu s. Sons, 5al z.
Douglas ave, and sxarnine TIE plat Of Res
enihaIs 4fh addition. lett
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
EXPRESS AND M AIL

At Scottsville, Kan, a seven months old
child Of A. O. Notes was sick with bowel
complaint for more than three weeks. They
had little hope Of its recovery, as every pre-
ly induced to try Chamberlain's Colo, Chol-
era and Diarrhooa remedy, which effected q
prompt and permanent cure. They are
never without this safe and pleasant family
medicine, and cannot say too much in its
praise. Sold by Aldrich e Brown and J.
2 Allen S0-tf*
Free Excursion.
EMPoRIA, Kan, May I, 1897.
To Wichita Eagle. Wichita.
Hartman and Webley will be at the Occi-
dental hotel Monday morning with free ex-
cursion tickets to Emporia's real estate sale.
14S-1t T. G. WEBLEY
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
dI42tf

Order your coal and b1ildips material AZ
Hacker & Jacssons up torn Office. with
Dunbar Bros, loS North Main s.. is5d
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08

Wall paper Is % beautiful and artistic
snx as 10 be easily mistaken for fresco
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
s;AHKETs BY TELEGHAptt
New York Money.

NEW YORK, May :.
iiuney 90 call easy OF AZ per cont; closed at
Prime mercantile paper 50s55e
Sterling exchange dul but trEi AZ Sa1& Tor o. Ca
bills and 81 SLY for demand.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-08

Dghon the County OF Lane County,
Stage Western
through trip day Leaving the depot at $50
Frisco make Hastead
arriving Ness City 3O5 making close train connection
with HIPS Ball Stage arrive Avenue Hotel
p. m. General Office at 213 Douglas
Hillsboro recorder., 1887-10-20
Bond, yersns State Rights.

In the matter OF tho imprisonment
of Attorney General Ayres Of Va. We
see the Supreme Court Of the United
States has granted the petition Tor the
writ Of Habeas Corpus. and will hear
the matter on the l7th.
II the Supreme Court could go into
the merits Of The case and detesmine
the rights Of the State Of Virginia,
,lecessarily involved, we would have
no fears as to what would be the
Judgment. But the matter coming
before them is only question of con-
tempt in Bonds Court, we greatly fear
the Supreme Court will hold that they
have no jurisdiction. We hope oar
fears are groundIess. We would re
joice to see q better day for noble old
Virginia. Bond has been holding u
high hand in that State, and he seems
TO think that States have no rights
which he is bound to respect, he has
forgotten that the United States have
no rights, except those conceded by
the States, and that they reserved to
themselves certain rights; among
themis the right 10 regulate their in
ternal affairs, and raise revenues Tor
the States purposes not inconsistent
with the Constitution of the United
States. We think the Laws of Yir
ginia haye violated no Constitutional
rights.
Ii Bonds construction of the law is
to become the Supreme law of this
country, then the Courts have estab-
lished what Grants administration
tailed to do, to wit; destroy forever
the last yestige Of States rights in the
United States. But in the end we
believe better counsel will prevail.
Jeffries was tyrant, but in the end
be met his fate.
The Wilmington Star calls him
'fhe nineteenth century Jeffries, and
the Richmond Despatch the "Dictator
Bond these are just sppellatinns.
Hillsboro recorder., 1887-10-20
NOTICE OF STOCK LAW
r In Chapel HiliTownship,

A PETITION asking for the action
herein stated having been presented TO the
Board Of Commissioners. signed BY three
fohrths in number of MI The freeh0lders In
Chapel Hill Township. Orange County. the
said Board OF Commissioners of Orange
County by virtne OF authority given in
chapter 31a OF Laws Of 1885, 90 hereby de-
clare that the Stock Law has been adopted
in said Chapel Hill Township. TO take effect
January LIST 1888. and the yarions proyi.
sions in chapter 20 Of vol IL Of the code,
contained in Sectons 2Sit. 2Sl6 28l7,
28l8. 2sls, es20. 2s2l. 2S22sand 2s27, are
declared 10 he in ,fnll force and feet, for
said Township. from and after said 1st day
Of January 1888. without any further cleo.
tion thereon. and without laying any tar
TO build fence. BY order Of the Board Of
Commissioners of Orange County. 3rd
Oct 1887. JOHN LAWS. Clerk.
Hillsboro recorder., 1887-10-20

Greene county, Ohio, where there
is so much opposition to mixed
schools, gave in the last election 4 $40
Republican and 2.262 Democra,ic
votes. Up there Republicans have
as much race prejudice as Southern
Democrats and mt half the kindness
aud charity for the ''man aud broth
err-Wa. Star.
Y.s! The shoe is now beginning
to piuch. Radical teaching (intend.
cd for the SOUTH like young chickens
come hume 10 roost. We congratu-
late the negroes in Ohio.
Lay on McDuff, and dam BE- he who
first cries~hold enough"
Hillsboro recorder., 1887-10-20
Unrssticted Immigration.

Suffrage, under our political system
has been extended to the extreme II
init consistent with national safety.
We have reached the danger line. IL
is too late to cure the evils and correct
the mistakes ot the past. lLsy are
irremediable The cowards and the
demagogues Of oil political parties
have been emnlous IN obsequious snb.
serviency to the most dangerous and
destructive elements in our civiliza
tion. The total number Of immigrants
from foreign countries for the twelve
months ending June 30. 1887, at the
six prineipaipor,s OF the United States
was 4S31l6 The arrivals not report
ed would swell this number to nore
than five hundred thousand. or near-
ly fnrteenhnndrrd tor every day IN
the year. This exceeded the arrivals
Of the preceding year more than tarty
per cent. Many Of these were unskill
ed lahorers imported BY corporations,
to destroy the intelligent industry OF
American artisans by their degraded
composition. Myriads, like the Poles,
Finns, Italians, Hungarians in the
,nines Of Colorado. Ohio and Pennsyl.
vania, are uuly restrained by armed
iorce from arson or massacre. Pau
pers criminals, fngitives, malcon-
tents outlaws, connecting links be-
tween the savage aud the beast, the
feculence of decaying nations, the
sediment and exuvle Of humanity, are
discharged like sewage upon the con.
tiuent. The emissaries anarchy, the
re. entorcements for the brutal army
Of rain, whose war cry is the desirnc-
tion oi organized government and 40
cial order, whose weapons are the
torch and the bomb. are welcomed
upon the strand with tumaliuous
waving of the star-spangled banner,
with perpetual Fourth Of July, with
continuous Yankee Doodle" and
Hail Columbia, Happy Land" with
the tender Of the ballot and u quarter
section Of the public domain, before
they can speak the language. or dis
tinguish the difference between the
Constitution Of the United States and
the Proverbs ot solomon.
We said in recent number sof the
Recorder "shut down the food gates
to unrestricted immigration. or per
haps better, require capita,ive tax >
BY this means we would keep away
from our shores, the panper, the vags
bond. the Anarchist, the murderer snt
the discontented. We are not oppos
ed to immigration. provided it is re
stricted toproper persons. We have NJ
room for European scum
n
Hillsboro recorder., 1887-10-20


The President aud Mrs. Cleveland,
have, from the start ot their trip, re.
ceiyed magnificent ovaiions in all Sec
tions Of the country aud all parties.
They have now turned their faces to
the Sunny South aud before this pa.
per IL read by our Subscribers. will be
in the beautiful Atlanta facing more
than a half million of as solid Demo-
crscy Ms the world ever saw. They
also, will be shaking the hand Of The
frat Democratic ruler they hare seen
IN thirty years. aud the wisest and
safest president this country ever had.
Hillsboro recorder., 1887-10-20

With commendabls zeal aud prsise
worthy efforts on The part Of the Uni
vsrsiiy, it has issued q circular offer.
Ing . special teachers course oi three
months provided at least Is teachers
will attend, Tree Of charge. The
course is principally designed as a
review ot the Common School studies
A favorableorportunity is now offer
cd to the teachers throughout the
State which they should not be slow
70 accept. We regret that wo cannot
publish the circular letter Of President
Battle which we would gladly DO Il
our space permitted.
Hillsboro recorder., 1887-10-20

The Charlotte democrat" says:
10 the ediiics.ion Of people who think
Talmage 10 brtter man than Beech
er was, the pot-metal Sermons which
appear IN. country exchanges are very
editying, Mind your home preachers
advice. aud lot the pot metal stuff q.
lone, Let such men as Talmage aud
Reecher attend to the female mem
bers Of their congregations in The
North.
Hillsboro recorder., 1887-10-20

We predict that the approaching
State Fair at Raleigh will be the
grsndest ever held at Raleigh. There
seems 10 be more general interest
manifested by all persons throughout
the State. and we look for . much lar.
ger and tinsr display. The one iess
ture Of Trades Display Is something
new here and that alone, is worth o
visit. @~
Hillsboro recorder., 1887-10-20

The New York World 10 undonbt.
edly the largest enterprise in the line
Of Newspapers in the United States.
The morning edition there was issued
100000 papers aud the same day Of
the evening edition shey;sold lll,41o
copies
Hillsboro recorder., 1887-10-20

We can grow successfully within
the borders Of our highly favored
State. corn, wheat, oats, barley. rye.
buckwhest, rice, cotton, hemp, fax,
jute, silk, tobacco, peanuts, sorghum,
cane. broom corn, millot, iuaerns, clio.
yer, orchard, timothy and herds grass.
sweet potatoes. Irish potatoes. hops,
peas, melons, Strawberries, cranber-
ries, apples, peaches, grapes, plums,
cherries, DC &o., and yet we find peo.
pie combining their labor and care to
the production Of single crops to the
exclusion Of all others. And these
crops frequently cost more to produce
them than the price of which they are
sold. And the worst feature of this
suicidal aud ruinous policy is. that the
producer has no more control over the
price than a child How helplessl
How poorl How dependent aud SER
vile We must be 80 lopg as this mad
course is pursued,
Progressive Farmer.
You are right about this brother
Polk. hit nm apir - Rsnor9sr
Hillsboro recorder., 1887-10-20
For THs RRcoRDER.l
Raleigh, N. G. Oct. 7th ,S7,

Il .sss
EDI1oRs RsCoRBER:
find in recent aumbsr of the
REcoRDER the following criticism on
charges Of school books:
.,One Of the great dra w-baeka in the
way IL pnor psople getting an edncu.
tion. il what appears to bs the systsN
matte ifnrr on ,be part Of somebody,
We know not who, to continually
change the books used in the schools.
Almpst every session \ diffsrvn, set OF
books has to be bought, If she youn-l
ger children could use the same books
as they come along, that the older
ones used, il would not make 80 much
Offence; but no, they wont do, you
must buy .. new ret Tor every child
they send to school. This Il heavy on
u poor man ii he has loss: :ot children.
and poor men always do. Well, iii
may BE- right, but We cant see il that
way. solomon said, '0t making ma.
ny books there is no end,v Solomon
was then thinking Of ouv modern
schools n .Esi
Itaksthe liberty Of sending you q
copy Of the school law and have mark.
ed section 2539, and the Appendix,
which shows how the State Board Of
Education aud the State Superinten-
dent have executed said section. Il
will be- seen that the General Assem-.
bly, (lSsl) provided for uniformity
Of text books in the public schools d
the State. single series on each
branch Of study; aud That the Board
of Education selected q list Of good
books. and made u business arrange.
msnt with the publishers to put them
in the hands OF the children At remsr-
kably low prices and still leave res-
sonabls margin ofproft to merchants.
Most Of the books are the work ut
southern authors and are well adapt.
ed to the wants of the people Of our
State, and it is expected that they will
be used in all the public schools. =
Copies of the school iaw. with full
instructions on this subject are put in
the hands OF county Boards Of Edu-
cation, committeeman, aud teachers,
aud they can have tbe books used and
ought 10 do il. ! have ssid that the
books are good ones, aud I might add
rs to most Of them that there are none
better. II they could be uniformly
use,l in ths pnblic schools the cost oi
sehpal books would be reduced per-
haps as much a. 25 per cent, a. viii
te evident by an investigation. 'bs.
sides the large saving By NOT chang
ing books 30 often.
! am glad yon have called attention
to this matter, and ! viii appreciate
any further service you may render
Many people do not seem 10 under
stand ,r appreciate the arrangement
THAT has been made 10 save shsn mo-
ney in the purchase Of books. and "a
enable teachers to uniform their
schools and 90 teach more efficiently
I am always thankful TO the press for
any help in iurtbering the cause oI
public education.
Yours respectfully,
s.M. FINGER
Hillsboro recorder., 1887-10-20

Brother Kitchens paper, il wild on
some things, but II d Simon Pure De.
mcpracy.
Hillsboro recorder., 1887-10-20
lrs respectfully,
3. N. FINGER,

State Snpt. Of Pub. destruction.
We ieg to assure our esteemed
friend Msl Finger that we had no al.
lusion to the Public Schools, over
which hepresidss 30 scceptably. and
regret that we were not more expli.
cit. We know nothing Of the work.
ings Of the public School system. but
il our criticism are at all fitting TO
them. ws only wish that good results
may follaw. .-- RRcoRDsR.
Hillsboro recorder., 1887-10-20

Progressive Farmer.
You are right about this brother
Polk, hit um agiE.--Recordsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10
XVII.
Die Sttutn,e aus pent 0rabe
Der @rafp Don Mortasue besann 3u lsien

Ser ORA BON Wforta9ne be9ann III lelen:
v98er lift Der @siit, Der fi4 o~ffenbart2 2
IS lit Der @eit zines Rannss, Der bereits
pisle Sabre I'M 9rabe rubt. Sbne ar bic
Uta4t Der 8ei@w0runs 81 slauben, baben
sic sinen GObten sitirt, pon wel4em Sic
allen @runO su slauben baben, baB er 81
nen fsinbli9 seitnnt 1T. aber bic Sepob:
net bes Senieits baiien ni4t mebr; ieien
sic aIio louSer Insit unb Gorge, NIB wenn
sic aud Soft unb ben Esufel beruusfOrs
bern, inbem iie beioer 0aiein leusnen,
fir9ten sic ni3ts! Sd TONNE weber I'M
mid Su RIDDEN, nod um &e9eni9aft su
forOern, i'd eri4sine bios, UNI cine aIte,
pielsn uerborsen sebIiebene @eidi4te gu
ersdbIsn, cine ,@ei9idte, bic bas 9oripieI
,u benz Drama mar, In peI5em sic Dor
furssm cine 70 fur4tbare Stole seipieIt
baben.
Der Yrafbsnt bieIt inns ; feline Stimms
flans ionberbar srrest. Die 8ubOrer iibers
lief Elm S4auber. emil bon 9aubra
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10
9eYtrauensman dinner seS et. RapbasIS
DereinS fino tn;

Bremen: Serr gaItOr g. 9 4l5iier, 2tnssnftr. 8.
Samburs: Ssrr GbsObOr Ispubsrs, Or. Rst4en'
itrase SO.
autwerpeu: SER Z. VI. W d rb n, 49aueuu. Charlotte
Serr Saeob 36IGer, uaH Der Eatitraat17.
Saprs: Ssrr 9. I Gmbert Retb n, 3Rue Doubet.
9oueou: Serr gaitor SD. 8oIs Al linton Street,
@t.tedapeI.
~9tuerpoOt: Ser 8ttliam GrOf, 30 Dute Strsst.
gtsp DOrt: 0tsp. .. 8eulaue B, tatbol. grieltsr, 10 Stats
Street, ssseuiber 9aitle Saroen.
porto Aaeare, Yrop. 6io granpe eu Sul, Braflteu:
Serr @lemeus 70 alIau.
5o.nutus (Doua 6raHeisea), Brou. Santa eatburtna,
Braiilten: 9err Baitor =. . oegersbauieH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10
ct. Gapbaels : Seselu sum SduBe Der
Gin uno NuSwanberer.
BUR Sea- tuu9:

Bon Sr1i4istsueu Setsn peree I'D 70 oft eriu4t, ttn.n
8erpaubtsu ooer Setanutsr, Der aber see toTlnit, tn
Castle Garden 81 empfan9Gu une ibm be4!unta Iu ietn.
SD bin seHe Su iep.m Dienite berett. BUR m o4ie tS btt'
ten, tets Ssnau G~r5u9ssesr' init wel9em S3ins Ger osTIsls
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29ss uue bic Useidbrs 3sit onsibt, mann elmer tsmmeH iou,
70 TT IS idpsr, ia lat uum6slid, Ssmanbsu untsr Der
gut, penn man BEN 8erpanSien iaon bic a6rsHt Der tArs1
piiiaeu BertrausRsmdunsr ausabe. Uni pieie at plreS
aud idoH oriben Fir ne Seioret wrten, unb tdmen islbe
am fderitsu eirett an mid. 08tr ssbsn pier bic aorsis
Der peridteOsneu Ysrtruueusuduner uuS bensrten babel
nod f~olseubes.
Der i3psd osS ct. &apbaetsz8ereius III, benz Tsiienben
Sdus une Ssiitauo oaseosib.n gu laIeu, nnS ne Dor les
hem Sdaeeu In Settlitsu uuo 9~eiitiseH DtH9en 81 bepahs
rem. Seos austuuft tn Setref elmer ieStn ansssgenbdt
raSse oaber ern Sober f9 In Rsiiss ausslsaenbtittn ,srs
tralsusuOa an ben 8er.iu psueeu. Sier stu 8erjrtaais
49, nsrfAishsns 9(srtro,ts nA nnH uueY.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10
m,sr,r, aabr. arittt.n uun sann pebeiIt.

Trau Marp 9. S5ssb, lilo MarpIsrS.
gqnenl,e, @aIbtngtcr, 9. G., bert9tsty sas 10
lett siniaen Sobren fr..btbar an @ei$tss Nerls
roIaie asIitten babe IN feline 8efernng ftnesn
fornte. sic enti9Iob f4 ihlisbItS ct. SatobS
Del orpuipenben. Tadbem re bic letoerset
SbeiIe brsiutaI einaerisbsn batte perl1panosn
Gle S&Tertst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10
Staakeh .NA
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Wanbsr BON e9msrsenIinbsrttiB.
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iins wsr In tirisr Ssit uisSer politdnSis bsrs
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G&rer5en s~elitten rro panbte ALE Grtet psn
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ftiIts ouf BeFtruna oufsebenb. SO peSuttt
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SIN ben I.st.n flnf Sabren babe i'd bauFsfo
fart ar 0eiiraIsie unS ~nerppi.n S4merIet
I'm sopfe ~asIitten, baB Id rncntrnal. nt9t
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SD bpIte mir cine SIaI6e Ct. SafobS Del nuo
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-23
MuerIet.

- Die Jarnter NQianee bat fitb Bic
gum Is. @uguit Dertagt, um BEN Be-
na9barten Counties 3eit at geben, fid
auf elmer 6ann ifattfinbenbem Ronbens
tion bertreten au lafen, Inn Bic Grage
Der Gtablirung einer 8aumpollz zNieberz
lage 5u befpre6en. 9as ernannte Gre
eltibs Gomite beifebt aus Mprria ppor,
pbilip Prince unb Sacob Seigerle. g..
9. Wafbburne purbe als @ei9dftss
agent erndblt.
= Na6bem bic u@rpreB" ben Brief
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bibitioniiten cine 6anbbabe geliefert
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felben Der &eibe na9 angefiibrt uer.
ben. 0a fiebt man, mas fir's Gelb
ni9t Iaes geleiitet iperben famm.-@as
1T nun Die grpreBs ST iie anti.prpbiz
bitioniftif6 Ober probibitionifif9?
Sas tpiro gan5 barauf atfomnten, tuer
am meiften n9lnseisen" f6idt.